Anybody had trouble importing raw images into Lr2.3 from a Nikon D5000?

I get an error message that says "file not supported or damaged" when I try to import my D5000 raw images (.nef) into Lr 2.3

Nikon D5000 was first supported by LR 2.4.
Why don't you ugrade to LR 2.7 (it's free), if not LR3 (not so free ...)? Alternatively you can use Adobe DNG converter (5.4 or higher) to convert your NEFs to DNG and import them into LR2.3.
Beat Gossweiler
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